I think it looks good! However, it should tell me When you post! Weekly, daily, monthly, etc. Who is going to be posting? Why should I subscribe to you, and I don't necessarily agree with linking off YT that much, DUE to it hurts your channel somewhat. Not much, but are you trying to grow your website or you channel?
Thanks so much! I appreciate the feedback. I, too, have my doubts about extraordinary. I like where you're going with effective and powerful -although effective seems like its becoming clitche.I like your colors and great picture, too, friendly and welcoming.
I'm no expert in banners or CX, and just learning myself, so having said that, here is my take.
For me the word "Extraordinary" seems vague. Maybe something more focused like "Effective" or "Powerful"? There may be more precise words to better describe your particular niche. These are just a couple that come to mind.
Also, "Learn to Design" I might make more integral, since I think that is what your channel is about. It's kind of light and small compared to the rest.
I'm definitely compelled to learn more.
Hey Andrew, thanks for the feedback. I agree with promoting the post schedule - I'm still working on the regularity of my posts. Once I get that nailed down, I'll define and showcase it.I think it looks good! However, it should tell me When you post! Weekly, daily, monthly, etc. Who is going to be posting? Why should I subscribe to you, and I don't necessarily agree with linking off YT that much, DUE to it hurts your channel somewhat. Not much, but are you trying to grow your website or you channel?
I think your banner looks GREAT, but that's my feedback![]()
I understand your reluctance to effective or powerful.Thanks so much! I appreciate the feedback. I, too, have my doubts about extraordinary. I like where you're going with effective and powerful -although effective seems like its becoming clitche.
Thanks! All great questions. Because I have experience in many areas of customer experience (including UI/UX) customer service (sales-before, during, after purchase), and marketing, it boils down to a wholistic, immersive customer experience.I think it looks aesthetically brilliant. The problem is I don’t really know what you’re about. Learn to design? So does that mean you’re a designer of user interfaces?
Learn to design extraordinary customer experiences... again, is this user interface designs? Or is the customer experiences about customer service or maybe marketing? I don’t really know what it’s about.
If you can make your message clearer, and what we can expect, in that style, will do wonders! It’s a great start![]()
I know USP as Unique Sale Position. How are you using it? TIAAlso you can add info to your usp, like Andrew said, which would allow for a shorter 'headline' (to grab attention).
This is very well stated, and covers what I want! The value proposition also can be used to run through every piece of content you make. If it doesn't fit my value proposition. I shouldn't make the video.My understanding of the Value Proposition is what you have to offer visitors. For example, ours is Tips and Products for Aging Well. From our Value Proposition people get a good idea of what to expect from our channel. So what I meant initially is that you could have a shorter "headline" to grab visitors' attention (like even the name of your company/organization) and then let your Value Proposition tell people what's in it for them. Much like your tagline above.
Excellent... Keep it up... Help others, to help yourself!